-
-
-
Search
Archives
Categories
- Aquatic Insect Hatches
- Central Oregon Fishing Report
- Classes and Instruction
- Coastal Steelhead Fishing
- Eastern Oregon
- Entomology
- Fishing Porn
- Fishing Reports
- Flats Fly Fishing
- Fly Fishing Books
- Fly Fishing Contests
- Fly Fishing Gear Review
- Fly Fishing Glossary
- Fly Fishing Profiles
- Fly Fishing Travel
- Fly Tying
- Fly Tying Materials and Supplies
- Fly Tying Tutorials
- Lower Willamette
- McKenzie River
- Middle Fork Willamette River fishing
- North Umpqua River Fishing Reports
- NW Fly Tyer & Fly Fishing Expo
- Oregon Bigfoot
- Oregon Coastal Fly Fishing
- Oregon Conservation News
- Oregon Fly Fishing Clubs and Events
- Oregon fly fishing links
- Oregon Fly Fishing Tips
- Oregon High Lakes
- Oregon Salmon fly fishing
- Oregon Saltwater Fishing
- Oregon Warmwater Fly Fishing
- Oregon Weekend Fishing Forecast
- Oregon Winter Steelhead Fishing
- Proven Spring Fly Patterns
- Proven Spring Trout Patterns
- Saltwater Fly Fishing
- Shop Sales and Specials
- Southern Oregon
- Stillwater Fishing
- Summer Steelhead
- Trout Patterns By Season
- Uncategorized
- Used Gear
Category Archives: Middle Fork Willamette River fishing
Mckenzie and Willamette Rivers in good shape
Blue Winged Olives, Winter Stones, Stonefly nymphs, Pheasant Tail Nymphs, Prince Nymphs, Possie Buggers, Skwala Stones and the hope of March Browns. It’s that time of year again and local angling oppurtunities are available. 400 cubic feet per second out … Continue reading
December trout fishing action stays hot in the Willamette Valley
Mid-December? Really? While it’s not great conditions if you’re anxious for winter steelhead season to start, the trout fishing is still pretty hot around the Eugene area. We’ve been getting good reports for trout fishing on the lower McKenzie River … Continue reading
McKenzie, Willamette and North Umpqua fishing reports
Fall like weather has prolonged trout fishing, and made fall and winter steelhead available to the fly angler all of November and amazingly into December. Today you will find water levels on the Mckenzie, The Middle Fork of the Willamette, main-stem … Continue reading
Mckenzie and Willamette Rivers water levels higher than normal
In preparation for fall rains the Army corps of engineers has been releasing plenty water from our local impoundments. Water released from Hills Creek Reservoir and Dexter Reservoir has both the Middle Fork and main-stem of the Willamette higher than historical averages. While … Continue reading
Pleasant Fall weather continues, trout fishing holding up on the Mckenzie River and Middle Fork of the Willamette
Hatches of October Caddis, Blue Winged Olives, Mahogany Duns and “brownish orange” caddisflies size # 14-16 are present on our local rivers. We’ve had some warmer days and nights recently and trout have responded nicely. As the season winds down Mckenzie … Continue reading
Lowly Glowly pounding steelhead on the Middle Fork Willamette
Caddis fly customer and fly-rod steelhead convert Austin Arrowood has been putting the hurt on steelhead in the Willamette River near Dexter Reservoir on the Lowly Glowly. “The Lowly Glowly is a definite getter. With a few slight changes in … Continue reading
Sleep in? Crisp fall weather is upon us and activity peaks mid-day
The past few days our weather has shifted, and cooler nights are upon us. Water conditions are still excellent but water temperatures are heading downward. The one to three degrees of upward movement on the thermometer are making a big … Continue reading
Middle Fork Monster Tamed
Matt Siegmund sent us a photo of this pig caught on the Middle Fork of the Willamette this past Sunday afternoon. The fish was taken on a Fergus BW Bug size #16. The Middle Fork is in great shape, mid … Continue reading
Wild trout fishing great above Hills Creek, despite fire conditions
Fly fishing for wild rainbow trout on the Upper Willamette River has been excellent, despite the Kitson Fire southeast of Oakridge. As of yesterday, the fire stands at 1,000 acres and was 40% contained. It started Wednesday near Hills Creek … Continue reading
Middle Fork pigs dine on Mega Prince
Long time friend, employee, and instructor for the shop, Tony Torrence landed the two monster fish pictured below this past weekend on the Middle Fork of the Willamette. The Fish were taken on a size # 8 Mega Prince Nymph. … Continue reading
Middle Fork Willamette above Hills Creek Reservoir fishing well for natives
Today, my brother Nate and I cleaned up on the Middle Fork of the Willamette River above Hills Creek Reservoir. The native rainbows up there were hungry for prince nymphs dead drifted with an indicator or off a hopper-dropper. The … Continue reading
Evening fishing on the Middle Fork of the Willamette excellent
Fall afternoons and evenings are a great time to explore the Middle Fork of the Willamette below Hills Creek dam. Currently wading opportunities are excellent and fishing has been good from about 3pm on. We are in a great weather … Continue reading
Prime walk and wade conditions for upper reaches of Mckenzie and Willamette Rivers
Looking to get out of the valley and fish some small water this summer and fall? Water conditions are perfect and fishing has been good on the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Willamette, Salt Creek, Salmon Creek … Continue reading
Pale Evening Duns on the Willamette River bring up wild trout
I headed up to the Willamette River near Oakridge tonight expecting a bonanza. As you can see from the landscape photos, that’s not what happened. Not many golden stones, or even caddis flies for that matter. Small, pale mayflies were … Continue reading
Water Less Fished: North Fork of the Middle Fork Willamette and Big Game Hunting on the Middle Fork
After putting in over 18 hours of work on Saturday, my desire to fish was minimal but with Matt out of town getting hitched I needed to step up and get out there. Keith and I fished the North Fork … Continue reading